I would not approach your question this way. In my mind, the question first of all is how did you pay for the calls? If you have clear paper records showing that you called the person overseas, there is no need to subpoena the telephone company to get the records. By clear paper records, I mean that you called direct from either a land line or a cell phone, os used a service that can produce a log of all phone calls from you to the person overseas (e.g. www.onesuite.com). If, however, you used phone cards, then there is probably no record of the calls you have made. It is almost impossible to obtain records of calls made using phone cards. I have never tried to subpoena records in such situations, but I suspect it would be so cost prohibitive as to not be worthwhile.
Answered on Apr 03rd, 2012 at 1:37 PM